A man wakes up sealed inside a two-meter cube. There is no door. No sound. No exit. Only a flashlight?and the slow rhythm of his own breath.

As the air thins and time stretches, he begins to recall what life was before this: a wife he no longer touched, a daughter whose voice he barely remembers, a mother's lullaby, and a piano he was too afraid to play.

The Cube is a lyrical and quietly devastating psychological novella about memory, regret, and the fragile architecture of everyday love.
It moves between present tension and past tenderness, asking what remains when all distractions are stripped away?and whether a life can still be salvaged in its final breath.

A story of silence, presence, and the spaces we build inside ourselves.